is there a resevoir marker that shows what you have poured?
32073
I'm not quite sure if I understand your question -- There is a reservoir marker (glass tube) on the right that shows (water level) how much water you have added to the reservoir. The water level in the glass tube (marker) naturally begins to go down as the coffee begins brewing and the carafe fills. But quite honestly often times the clear water in the marker tube is difficult to see and you must look at it at just the right angle. I hope this answered your question.
32074
Yes there is a resevoir marker, but you must remember that the marked cups may not be YOUR cup amount. They are "china cup" amounts. I have Fiestaware and I use 3 heaping teaspoons of coffee to 4 1/3 cups of water. The kind of coffee maters also. Try what you think would be good only doing 3 cups and taste. Then you can "kinda" figure out what is what. If too strong you can turn pot off, lift lid. wait a minute and add 1 tablespoon of water to "temper" heating element. Then add what you think would bring the flavor to YOUR taste !! Good luck !!!
32075
Yes, there is a full length (12 cups) visible and clear marker on the right side of the coffee machine. Sorry, I just meant right!
32076
Yes, there is a full length (12 cups) visible and clear marker on the right side of the coffee machine.
32077
Yes there is a marker to show you how much water you pored. It is a great coffee maker. The water has a filter system and the coffee is hot and tastes great.
32078
yes there is one (glass tube) along the side, BUT IT IS way too small to read for my house. Can we make coffee before we put our contact : NO!!
32079
Yes there is. Its on the right side. It also has a water filter that you can buy the charcoal filter packs.I change mine every month
1111784
I found an older stain but it did look a little splotchy and faint... there was also a puddle a few days old but it fluoressed (spelling?!) brightly!
1412607
Yes, A Sharpie (or similar) marker works fine. I highly recommend these CDR's. I've used many hundreds of them in my studio, and have never had a bad burn, or, with reasonable care, have a copy refuse to play in subsequent years.
74570
No, I just went out to my garage and looked, it does not have any markings. I just measure with my fermenting bucket usually.
499369
It must be a shadow in the picture they have used, because on my mug set which is hammered copper,the black mark (stripe) does not exist. I would ask amazon to clarify the mark before purchase.
392653
No, there are no marks to indicate the amount of fluid, just a smooth and easy to clean stainless surface.
1101493
There isn't a marker or indicator. However, the water flow will slow down. I change mine about once a year.
1122152
No. It is only the liquid - you need the marker maker to fill with the liquid.
1559543
You place a cup or mug up against the machine and press, and the coffee flows into cup. Yes, there is a "gauge" that shows how much is left. I love the machine.
2252037
No, this pot does not have markings. You can easily install a sight glass though to fix that problem, northern brewer should sell a kit!
383027
The case of bottles I received had no marking or pattern on them. The local brew store had them too, but for a slightly higher price.
1682168
The single white NEOChalk liquid marker can be found on Amazon by searching with the search term: "NEOChalk white liquid chalk marker"
31238
I just removed one from a metal pail to check again. It left no residue. It was a tiny bit harder to remove than immediately after I put one on. Once I was able to lift an edge (and we're only talking a few seconds), I was able to easily remove it. I stuck it on again with no problem whatsoever. My only concern with drink markers would be if there is a lot condensation on the glass, I'm not sure they'd stick as well.
767456
I'm pretty sure you Can. There are markers to show the amount being brewed. I fill it up, though, and drink out of a large cup (which does not seem to me to actually be four cups).
209526
Those markings are there so you can read the measurements when you're looking through the cup from behind the handle. Like a rear view mirror, so to speak. Of course, this only works with clear liquids.
236838
I have never seen any markings as you describe. I use ESE pods. I run water through the machine to warm it up, counting to 25. Then I stop the water flowing, empty the cup, put a pod in the machine, turn the knob to begin the process again, and count to 25 - at 6 the espresso begins to pour. At 25 or 26 seconds, I stop the machine. That's it. I use Island Joe E.S.E. pods and it makes very good espresso. Hope this helps.
423839
No label. Only marking i can find is raised letters in the lower portion staiting "Not for hot beverages" I am pleased with them including the look of uneven glass. Makes them look older.